First, don't slam the door in class because of anger, don't give lectures, and let students learn by themselves. This will not only fail to educate students, but will make students think that teachers are irresponsible and will be disappointed in them.

Second, in class, if a student asks a teacher questions, carefully reflect on whether what he said is wrong. Yes, you must correct it in front of the students and explain the reasons. Don't quibble with all kinds of twisted reasons. No, we must explain the reasons to the students calmly and reasonably. Otherwise, students will think that teachers distort the facts for their own face. The way to avoid making mistakes is to verify that everything you want to say is correct when preparing lessons.

Third, try to be friends with students, but there is no bottom line. What students fear most is silence. Be silent for a while, give yourself some time, and shock the students before asking questions. When it's time to be cruel, it's inevitable to write many times and reflect.

Fourth, establish good class rules and do a good job of cleaning. In order to cultivate students' feelings for their alma mater, students can also complete some simple maintenance work under the supervision of teachers. Hold competitions appropriately, such as reading, speaking and writing poems. Basic questions and answers, texts and concepts can be consolidated by simple questions and answers.